Hundreds of people attended the two-day Global Leadership Summit hosted by Lima Community Church, which has brought the virtual conference to the region for the past 12 years. The event featured nationally recognized speakers and leadership training for professionals from business, health care, manufacturing and government.
The AEP Ohio Foundation is helping students stay engaged, fed and supported this summer through $70,000 in recent grants benefiting schools and nonprofit organizations across AEP Ohio’s service territory.
Registration is open for the 2026 Global Leadership Summit at Lima Community Church, a two-day leadership development event which virtually from Chicago has served the region for more than a decade. The Aug. 6-7 summit will feature nationally recognized speakers and leadership training designed for anyone looking to grow their influence at work, at home and in the community.
Area business leaders learned how they can help employees grow as leaders both in the workplace and throughout the community during Thursday morning's Wake, Rattle, and Roll event hosted by the Lima/Allen County Chamber of Commerce.
The Bath High School Interact Club logged more than 1,800 volunteer hours this year while supporting numerous community events. Members were recognized for their service, with three seniors receiving scholarships for their leadership and dedication.
Members of the Allen Lima Leadership (ALL) program received an inside look at the graduate medical education center at Mercy Health Lima, gaining firsthand insight into how future medical professionals are trained.
Allen Lima Leadership adult and youth classes met for team building and leadership development.
The ALL program is designed to help participants better understand the region they live and work in. The class meets once a month for 10 months, with each session focused on a different topic. Participants visit a variety of businesses, industries and educational institutions to see how each plays a vital role in the overall success of the region.
Local business leaders are focusing on the importance of making employees feel valued in the workplace.
Students from across Allen County are spending the week building skills to create a violence-free community.